Global Product Manager - Media
Global Product Manager - Media
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SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
- Be the portfolio's brand advocate and spokesperson to help grow market share and profitability.
- Define and own the strategy and roadmap for the printer product portfolio and communicate it effectively and passionately across the company.
- Lead global go-to-market strategy, and new product development for your business against your 3-5 year business plan, create product launch plans and oversee cross-functional implementation across the organization.
- Define and own product KPIs and roadmap, diagnose areas for improvement, and develop and implement recommendations. Prepare monthly reports, forecasts, product reviews and customer trend analysis.
- Focus externally, creating a deep understanding of market and technology trends, competitive intelligence and key influencers.
- Develop product marketing programs to meet sales forecasts and profit objectives.
- Interface with partners, customers and industry leaders to champion the voice of the customer within the organization and drive customer and market research initiatives that inform global product portfolio strategy.
- Interview customers and market experts to understand the market, translate that understanding of the customer and market into product requirements and lead development of new products
- Work with R&D and Operations teams to translate product requirements into market leading products
- Partner with Marketing Communications, Digital and Sales to align efforts and effectively position and message our portfolio of products by demonstrating unique value propositions to our customer segments across US and global markets.#LI-EA1Job Details
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